In Pennsylvania, what many states call Assisted Living is known as Personal Care. While the name is different, our goal is the same for you: providing just the right support for daily living while helping you stay as independent as possible. In Personal Care at Ridgecrest in Cranberry Township, you choose the services that fit your needs, from help with your morning routine to managing medications. There is nothing more fulfilling to us than your day at its best.
Whether it’s daily help with routines, encouragement to stay active, or simply the reassurance of a caring presence, personal care at Ridgecrest is built around your needs. Families can feel secure knowing support is dependable, respectful, and always close at hand.
Help with bathing, dressing, and medication management, provided by caring associates around the clock.
Chef-prepared meals with flexible options, from seasonal menus to Anytime Dining, served in inviting spaces.
Programs, outings, and activities designed to bring connection, joy, and purpose every day.
On-site licensed nursing, personalized wellness plans, fitness groups, and transportation for appointments.
An approach built on dignity
You are the one we find fascinating. From day one, we listen closely to your story, your preferences, your goals—and create a tailored experience that reflects who you are and what matters most to you. Because we believe a meaningful life isn’t just about a comfortable home, compassionate care, and a loving community—it’s about giving you a place to matter.
Life in our Personal Care community is supported by amenities and services that combine ease with security.
Ridgecrest at Cranberry Woods is definitely a step above the rest. It is a beautiful environment! The staff is so compassionate and truly cares about each of the residents. It is difficult to accept that your loved one needs more than you are able to provide – the staff walks with you every step of the way and continues to support you even after the move. Ridgecrest at Cranberry Woods is the next best thing to being at home.
Personal Care may be a good fit for individuals who value their independence but would benefit from assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, medication management, mobility, or personal grooming. In Pennsylvania, Personal Care communities provide many of the same services commonly associated with Assisted Living in other states while promoting dignity, choice, and independence. Residents receive support when needed while continuing to enjoy social opportunities, dining, and community life.
Each resident receives an individualized assessment before move-in and periodically throughout their stay. The care team works closely with residents, family members, and healthcare professionals to understand preferences, abilities, routines, and support needs. Care plans are tailored to each individual and adjusted as needs evolve.
The team works collaboratively with residents, families, physicians, specialists, rehabilitation providers, pharmacies, and other healthcare professionals. Staff can assist with appointment coordination, communication regarding care needs, medication management, and implementing physician recommendations to help support residents’ overall well-being.
Each day is designed to balance support, engagement, and personal choice. Residents may enjoy chef-prepared meals, fitness opportunities, crafts, educational presentations, social gatherings, live entertainment, and seasonal celebrations. Some residents prefer a full schedule of activities, while others enjoy quieter moments with friends, family, or personal hobbies. Personalized support is available throughout the day as needed.
Your fee covers your residence, dining, personal assistance, housekeeping, transportation, and access to enrichment programs and wellness services.
Private one- and two-bedroom apartments, each with a kitchenette, walk-in shower, and emergency response system.
No. Personal care is tailored—you only pay for the support you want and need.
Yes. Licensed nursing associates are available 24/7, with trained associates supporting daily wellness needs.
If daily tasks like cooking, bathing, or managing medications feel overwhelming—or if more social connection would bring comfort—personal care may be the right fit.
No. Medicare does not cover personal care services, though some families use Veterans Aid & Attendance to help with costs.
Yes. Visitors are welcome, and many join residents for meals, events, or programs.
